'The Golden Wedding' is just the latest televised wedding in the 'Bachelor' universe — here are 8 other couples from the franchise who got married on TV

Rehn, a runner-up on "The Bachelor," was the first ever star of "The Bachelorette." She and Sutter got engaged on the first season of the spinoff, and got married in an ABC special broadcast (the first ever televised "Bachelor" wedding) in December 2003.

The couple are still together to this day, and have two children together.

Despite proposing to Melissa Rycroft during the season 13 finale of "The Bachelor," Mesnick later admitted that he was still in love with runner-up Malaney.

After reconciling on "After the Final Rose" and getting engaged in 2009, Mesnick and Malaney tied the knot during a 2010 televised special. They're still together to this day, and have a daughter, born in 2013, together.

Rosenbaum and Hebert got engaged on the season seven finale of "The Bachelorette" in 2011, and were married in a televised ceremony on ABC in 2012. And in 2018, they renewed their vows in Aruba. 

They went on to have two children together — son Fordham Rhys, born in 2014, and daughter Essex "Essie" Reese, born in 2016. But the couple announced in 2020 that they were separating due to "differences" in their relationship. Their divorce was finalized in October 2021.

The couple got engaged on Lowe's season of "The Bachelor," and tied the knot in a live ceremony in January 2014.

Lowe and Giudici had their first son Samuel in July 2016, two years after their televised wedding in 2014. Their second son, Isaiah, was born in May 2018.

In addition to Samuel and Isaiah, the couple welcomed a third child, daughter Mia, in December 2019.

After meeting on season one of "Bachelor in Paradise," contestants Grodd and Faddoul returned to the show to get married in a beachside wedding that aired on the season two premiere in 2015.

Later, Grodd revealed that their marriage wasn't even legally binding. The two split in 2016.

The couple, who met and got engaged on season two of "Bachelor in Paradise," got married as part of a televised special celebrating 20 years of "The Bachelor" in 2016.

Tolbert and Roper had their issues — which were shown on their season of "Marriage Boot Camp" in late 2016 — but they worked through them, and are still together today.

Their first daughter, Emerson, was born in August 2017. Their son, Brooks, was born in July 2019, after Roper gave birth in her closet, which she shared on Instagram. And in November 2020, they welcomed their third child, Reed.

Waddell and Bass met on season three of "Bachelor in Paradise," and tied the knot on the next season of the popular "Bachelor" spinoff.

The couple have two children together, but divorced in 2020.

The couple got engaged on season seven of "Bachelor in Paradise," and returned to the beach during season nine to celebrate their marriage on TV.

As People reported, the two also had a wedding ceremony in Puerto Rico in November 2023, surrounded by friends and family. Their televised wedding, shown during the finale of "Bachelor in Paradise" season nine, aired in December.